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TSisMEheNG
post Jan 16 2024, 07:29 PM, updated 2y ago

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Hi all, my gf family want to rebuild their current house and want to finance the construction cost.
What banks are providing this type of financing facility?

The land itself is loan free. Location at Selangor. Just want to cover the construction and the legal fees etc.
My gf and her siblings either no loan and no credit card outstanding, and cleared car loan (perfect repayment record).

Any lovely forumer had this type of loan experience please kindly share your story and info with me wub.gif biggrin.gif
Super Appreciate! wub.gif wub.gif

Bankers are welcome to pm me, thanks a lot biggrin.gif

This post has been edited by isMEheNG: Jan 16 2024, 07:43 PM
SUSshidie6990
post Feb 22 2024, 06:26 AM

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Alright, so here's a bit from my own playbook when we decided to add a granny flat to my parents' backyard. It was quite the project, and figuring out the financing part was like navigating a maze blindfolded. We had our land clear of any loans, which was a solid start, but finding a bank that would cover construction and those pesky legal fees was the next big hurdle.
Thasmita
post Feb 22 2024, 08:20 AM

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QUOTE(isMEheNG @ Jan 16 2024, 07:29 PM)
Hi all, my gf family want to rebuild their current house and want to finance the construction cost.
What banks are providing this type of financing facility?

The land itself is loan free. Location at Selangor. Just want to cover the construction and the legal fees etc.
My gf and her siblings either no loan and no credit card outstanding, and cleared car loan (perfect repayment record).

Any lovely forumer had this type of loan experience please kindly share your story and info with me  wub.gif  biggrin.gif
Super Appreciate!  wub.gif  wub.gif

Bankers are welcome to pm me, thanks a lot biggrin.gif
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Refinance the house. Google refinance housing loan. Ringgit plus, imoney etc will give you the list of banks offering refinancing.
SUSLuth Danial
post Feb 23 2024, 03:20 AM

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So, my cousin and I were in the same boat last year, trying to figure out how to finance her family home's major facelift. Honestly, figuring out where to get the cash from was a bit of a headache at first. We ended up chatting with a few local banks, and it was a game changer.
BoonieTan
post Feb 23 2024, 08:19 AM

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Is there any civil servants in her family by any chance?
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post Feb 24 2024, 11:44 AM

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QUOTE(shidie6990 @ Feb 22 2024, 06:26 AM)
Alright, so here's a bit from my own playbook when we decided to add a granny flat to my parents' backyard. It was quite the project, and figuring out the financing part was like navigating a maze blindfolded. We had our land clear of any loans, which was a solid start, but finding a bank that would cover construction and those pesky legal fees was the next big hurdle.
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QUOTE(Luth Danial @ Feb 23 2024, 03:20 AM)
So, my cousin and I were in the same boat last year, trying to figure out how to finance her family home's major facelift. Honestly, figuring out where to get the cash from was a bit of a headache at first. We ended up chatting with a few local banks, and it was a game changer.
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Why are the replies here look like they’re AI generated. Bot replies now?
cannible
post Feb 24 2024, 11:49 AM

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All replies didn't seemed helping TS, including myself hahaha
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post Feb 25 2024, 09:27 AM

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A few options available.

1. Refinance the house, but this comes with a shorter tenure and higher interest.

2. The parents " sell" the house to their kids, then cash out the purchase amount as your renovation cost. This can get bigger sum, longer tenure and lower interest rates. However it comes with a change in ownership.

3. Personal loan. Not advisable.

4. Can talk to EPF for withdrawal

 

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